All kinds of mines are to be found in Ontario, from small family operations producing gem amethyst in the Thunder Bay region, to immense operations producing copper, gold and diamonds, to enormous open pit mines producing limestone, granite, marble, and many other useful rocks. Mining is one of the industrial backbones of the province, and has provided good jobs and enormous tax revenues for over a century.
Now, probably all the uranium mines in Ontario are closed.
Now, probably all uranium mines in Ontario are closed.
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd. was incorporated in Ontario in 1936. The company merged with Anglo-Huronian Ltd. and Bouzan Mines Ltd. to form Kerr Addison Mines Limited in 1963. Kerr Addison Mines Limited was acquired by Noranda Inc. in 1996.
I believe the province that mines the most nickel is Ontario. In the 1990's Ontario was the highest producer and is 2nd in the world right now.
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There are 7 diamond mines in Canada. There are 4 in the Northwest Territories, 2 in Nunavut and 1 in Ontario.
Open pit mines are surface mines where the ore is extracted from an open pit. Quarry mines are also surface mines, but they specifically focus on extracting construction and industrial materials such as sand, gravel, and limestone for building purposes. Both types of mines involve removing large quantities of rock or minerals from the earth's surface.
looking for mines (the kind that blow up)
paper ones
they use to work in coal mines
Dragons? maybe..
Well.............. you see its either Ontario, Nova Scotia, British Columbia, or Saskatchewan!! :P :) haha byebye for now.